hairless
- adjective
- /ˈhɛr.ləs/
- Sammy's wife Annie posed behind the tiny hairless mouse, slightly out of focus.
So you're like almost like a hairless cat in a way, right?
- So you're like almost like a hairless cat in a way, right?
- No, you're going to look like a hairless cat.
- I get home from work and I have a hairless cat.
- The slave, short and thin, hairless, with running sores on his hands and arms, uncapped a stone cup.
- You know, at one point we were hairless apes with sticks and and rocks, you know, and we Flint tools.
- Even Sphinx, the hairless cats, they still make the protein.
- If you showed me a hairless bison, it'd be a solo act.
- All these sanctions, hairless cat, hairless cat, hairless cat, cat lovers, hairless cat.
- You're like nude, hairless, falling out of the egg.
- Reminds me of The Golden Girls, but I like that the scrawny one likes hairless cats.
- Do you think that it seems like there's these pockets we don't know how rare of like where hairless apes just emerge.
- If you want a smooth hairless vagina genitalia, it takes time.
Examples
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Your skin is so smooth and soft, like a baby, and it's hairless.
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The teacher was a round little man, hairless and pink of face.
Fiction book (1997) -
Now, two years later, the leg was all right, although hairless and a little weaker than the other.
Fiction book (1995) -
His skin was bright yellow, his head was hairless, and his extremities were wasted.
Academic text (2010) -
Her legs were pale and hairless; her knees pressed hard against the floor.
Fiction book (1993) -
Today I brought in a hairless Holstein calf from a dairy farm.
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Posed in her mirror, his blond, nearly hairless body was corded with muscle.
Fiction book (1994) -
The body is smooth and hairless, and presented as totally vulnerable and exposed" (59).
Academic text (1997) -
You could see where the whiskers stuck out of the groundhog's nose, its hairless gray belly.
Fiction book (1997) -
The cat was hairless after undergoing a special treatment for its skin.
Synonyms
Having little or no hair on the head
Not having any fur or hair on the body
A part of the body that has no hair
Having no hair on the body
Having lost hair, wool, or feathers
Having no hair on the head
Having little or no hair on the head
Antonyms
Compounds
How Hairy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Hairless is simply hair + -less, where -less means 'without'. So, hairless literally says 'without hair', which is why it means having no hair or fur.